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First-time renting advice needed

  • 17-03-2011 12:42am
    #1
    davemc180
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 286 ✭✭


    hi all..

    well been looking to move out of the parents house and move into somewhere with my gf.. ting is i have no idea about the 1st payment?

    say for example the place were looking at is 600 p/m .. do we pay 600 upfront as a deposit and move in then paying 600 at the end of that month an so on for 11 months?

    or

    do we need to have 1200 upfront? and 600 p/m for 10 months? iv been told this by 1 or 2 people so its kind of throwing me off a bit..

    im really hoping its option 1 as 1200 is alot of cash to come up with on short notice and looking to move out asap..

    all help appriciated


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  • #2
    Treehouse72
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,003 ✭✭✭Treehouse72


    No, it's €1200 upfront: €600 desposit and €600 as first month's rent in advance.

    Then, assuming a 1 year lease, it's €600pm for the next 11 months. If you leave at the end of the lease, you get your €600 deposit back at the end of the 12th month.


  • #3
    eest
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 24 ✭eest


    Rented few times and deposit was always fully refundable provided you give enough notice regardless of the time you spent in the property. Stipulate it clearly with landlord. Also be careful with agencies, they look nice and official at the start but once you signed the contracts they will turn your life into a nightmare. Of course there are few landlords around that are not "particularly good" but I did not see a bad one yet though I have long renting experience.


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